While most of the posts on here are written by me, Ronnie Hughes, some of the best appreciated are written by my partner Sarah Horton. And are not about the walking and Liverpool and the meaning of life and society that mostly concern me, but often about the straightforward joy, and sometimes bravery, of sea kayaking. Also about her travels, often on her own, and the insights these bring her. Together with her gardening, horticulture and her fascination with what grows in the littoral, the edges of the land and sea. So read on, for sea kayaking and much more, letters from Sarah:
Posts about sea kayaking:
- July 20: A Day on the Salt Marsh
- February 20: Time to Saunter: The Llŷn
- Dec 19: This Woman’s Work – the full circumnavigation of Anglesey
- Dec 19: A moment of sheer joy, it is done
- June 19: Sarah returns to the Western Isles
- March 19: It was a great day
- November 18: I’m Alive: Exploring
- November 18: Mind the Gap
- September 18: Life is short, Happy Birthday to me
- August 18: Exploring the littoral since 1966
- June 18: Stacks and Skerries
- June 18: The Long Light and The Deep Quiet
- Sept 17: Exploring the littoral
- Aug 17: Seals and Swell
- June 17: Challenging is the new normal
- June 17: Off Mull: Silver seas and golden skies
- May 17: Four days that weren’t
- May 17: Inner workings
- March 17: North Stack, Anglesey
- March 17: The Marshlands by boat
- Jan 17: Out to sea in my own boat
- Nov 16: Sea kayaking, six months in
- Sept 16: The ‘Missing Years’ and the importance of sea kayaking
- July 16: Sea Kayaking: The Swellies
- July 16: In Cornwall: Out on the open sea
- Aug 16: Sea Kayaking with Seals
- May 16: Shopping for kit
- May 16: A very small craft on a very big ocean
Other posts about gardening, the natural world, slow travel, walking and other musings:
- Aug 20: Sarah Horton’s Mystery Jam
- Aug 19: Our day out in Rimrose Valley
- Nov 17: Clearing: Less not more
- Oct 17: A Tale of Two Ducts, Pontcysyllte aqueduct and Cefn Bychan viaduct
- Oct 17: Sarah’s Hands and Gloves – and treatment for Dupuytrons contracture
- Sept 17: To get to here: Knoydart and the Hebrides
- Feb 17: Ten Years – reflecting on ten years from breast cancer diagnosis
- Nov 16: Perfect days on the Gower
- Aug 16: Slow travel, Auschwitz part two
- Aug 16: To Auschwitz (by train)
- Sept 15: East of Hull: Keeping Spurn wild
- Sept 15: Walking in Bath: Just peace
- Nov 15: Enchanted Westonbirt
- Feb 15: I remember you – remembering my friend Rachel
- Oct 14: Mr Roscoe’s garden – the lost botanic gardens of Liverpool
- Sept 14: Walking Women: South
- Mar 14: The promise – the return of spring
- Mar 14: Walking Women: Northumberland
- Sept 13: Me and my 2CVs
- Feb 13: Remembering George Henry Lee
- Jan 13: Pollen loads of the honey bee
- Dec 12: The Dartington Experiment
